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Tvesa Malik will be shouldering the responsibility of being the captain as she aims for a good show at the $1 million Aramco Team Series – Bangkok, starting Thursday. The Aramco Team Series is like two competitions rolled into one – a USD 500,000 team competition, where an amateur joins a team of three professionals and a 54-hole individual competition. It will be played over the next three days at the Thai Country Club.
The biggest pop music competition in the world commenced with the first semifinal on Tuesday night, seeing 10 out of 17 countries earn their place in the final -- including the Ukrainian entry, widely expected to finish on top of the podium.
There will be nerves aplenty inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday evening when Spurs and Arsenal go head-to-head with a place in the Champions League at stake. With three games of the 2021/22 Premier League season to go, the Gunners sit in fourth and have a four-point advantage over their rivals at such a key stage in the campaign.
A new format has been approved for the Champions League after years of debate about the best way forward for the competition. Here is an in-depth look at the changes.
Kyle Edmund has had a second knee operation and will not be able to return in time for Wimbledon this summer. The former British number one, who has not played since October 2020, had an operation on his left knee in Switzerland in March last year. Ad/> He underwent another procedure in the United Kingdom last Thursday after feeling discomfort on the practice court and hopes to be back on court next month, according to the BBC.
Tottenham could have already secured their spot in next season Champions League following UEFA's imminent plans to change the qualification process. European football's governing body is set to scrap their plans to reward teams with the highest co-efficient ranking over the last five years, instead favouring those who have performed best in the competition that season.
The Premier League can soon expect to have five teams in the Champions League after Uefa confirmed changes to the format of its competitions after a year of intense debate.
UEFA has scrapped its coefficient plans for the Champions League from the 2024-25 season and insisted the U-turn has occurred due to its “commitment to the principles of open competition” following an exhaustive consultation.